From a media release:
InDigest: Literature, Art & Life
with Darin Strauss, John Reed, and Jim Hanas
February 13th at The Gallery at (le) poisson rouge
7pm reading
FREE
InDigest is pleased to announce the start of the 2011 season of the InDigest 1207 Reading Series. The series where we ask authors to read some of their own work and also read a work of literarture, or bring a piece of
art, that has inspired their own work. The 2011 season starts in February with readings from Darin Strauss (pictured below - Half a Life, McSweeneys), John Reed (Tales of Woe, MTV Press), and Jim Hanas (Why They Cried, ECW Press). The season will continue after that with a yet to be announced tribute to Nabaokv as well as readings from Laird Hunt, Jena Osman, Melissa Broder, Anna Rabinowitx, Kim Gek Lin Short, Nathan Hoks, and many more.
All readings feature some fine alcoholic refreshments from Le Poisson Rouge, InDigest broadsides, and the wondrous hosting capabilities of InDigest editors Dustin Luke Nelson, Ashleigh Lambert, and Jess Grover.
InDigest Magazine was founded by writers David Luke Doody and Dustin Luke Nelson as an online home where a dialogue between and about the arts may be struck. The magazine is home to poetry (Rodrigo Toscano, Stephen Burt, Ronaldo V. Wilson, Jen Knox, Alex Lemon, Ada Limon), fiction (Peter Bognanni, Sam Osterhout, JC Hallman, Nicole Hefner, and Tao Lin), online broadsides, the InDigest broadcard printing series, The InDefinite podcast, criticism, art, interviews, and more. InDigest is celebrating three years of existence with special events in New York and Minneapolis, with a new series of broadcards (some based on the popular online broadside series in each issue), and with many many adult beverages. New content can be found at www.indigest.com.
UPCOMING READINGS
• Sunday March 20, 2011
Melissa Broder - Nathan Hoks - Laird Hunt - Jena Osman
7pm | FREE
The Gallery at LPR
• TBA April
Vladimir Nabakov Birthday Celebration
• Sunday, May 15, 2011
Anna Rabinowitz - Kim Gek Lin Short
7pm | FREE
The Gallery at LPR
InDigest: Literature, Art & Life
with Darin Strauss, John Reed, and Jim Hanas
February 13th at The Gallery at (le) poisson rouge
7pm reading
FREE
InDigest is pleased to announce the start of the 2011 season of the InDigest 1207 Reading Series. The series where we ask authors to read some of their own work and also read a work of literarture, or bring a piece of
art, that has inspired their own work. The 2011 season starts in February with readings from Darin Strauss (pictured below - Half a Life, McSweeneys), John Reed (Tales of Woe, MTV Press), and Jim Hanas (Why They Cried, ECW Press). The season will continue after that with a yet to be announced tribute to Nabaokv as well as readings from Laird Hunt, Jena Osman, Melissa Broder, Anna Rabinowitx, Kim Gek Lin Short, Nathan Hoks, and many more.All readings feature some fine alcoholic refreshments from Le Poisson Rouge, InDigest broadsides, and the wondrous hosting capabilities of InDigest editors Dustin Luke Nelson, Ashleigh Lambert, and Jess Grover.
InDigest Magazine was founded by writers David Luke Doody and Dustin Luke Nelson as an online home where a dialogue between and about the arts may be struck. The magazine is home to poetry (Rodrigo Toscano, Stephen Burt, Ronaldo V. Wilson, Jen Knox, Alex Lemon, Ada Limon), fiction (Peter Bognanni, Sam Osterhout, JC Hallman, Nicole Hefner, and Tao Lin), online broadsides, the InDigest broadcard printing series, The InDefinite podcast, criticism, art, interviews, and more. InDigest is celebrating three years of existence with special events in New York and Minneapolis, with a new series of broadcards (some based on the popular online broadside series in each issue), and with many many adult beverages. New content can be found at www.indigest.com.UPCOMING READINGS
• Sunday March 20, 2011
Melissa Broder - Nathan Hoks - Laird Hunt - Jena Osman
7pm | FREE
The Gallery at LPR
• TBA April
Vladimir Nabakov Birthday Celebration
• Sunday, May 15, 2011
Anna Rabinowitz - Kim Gek Lin Short
7pm | FREE
The Gallery at LPR
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